Spotlight Connecticut

Morgan reviews some of the topics that came up during the 2025 "Shaping CT's Future: Drive to '35" event in Stamford.

Katherine McCabe's extensive collection of Monkees memorabilia is hidden under your nose in Burlington.

John Murphy of Human Arts Media follows trends in Eastern Connecticut and reports on his findings.

Adam Rice is one of the new owners at Tower Optical in Norwalk, the manufacturer of tourist binocular viewers since 1932.

The founder and CEO of the Warren Society for Paranormal Research and Education Joe Franke runs down the latest work, both cases and talks, he's covered in Connecticut.

Amy Orlomoski is the long-running host of a community show through the University of Connecticut called "The Bluegrass Cafe."

Joby Rogers transforms into Michael Jackson in "UMX The Ultimate Michael Jackson Experience," years after he received a signed letter from Michael Jackson to have Rogers be his official substitute.

Attorney Norm Pattis, known for his controversial clientele, talks about his bookstore, Whitlock's Book Barn, in Bethany, and related issues.

Judge Kevin Randolph, who recently retired from the State of Connecticut, shares some lessons learned from his over four decades of working from both sides of the bench in the courtroom.

Ken Santapietro explains how the Connecticut Men's Catholic Conference can offer a renewed sense of hope and understanding in the face of numerous challenges in our world today.

Yankee Institute "Yankee Doodle Dandy" Andy Fowler gives us the history of a meeting that took place in Connecticut in September, 1780 that set up the end of the American Revolution (1975-1783).

Jon Leiberman runs down his experiences in media, including interviews on "America's Most Wanted," and shares some of his visions for where media is heading in the 21st Century.

Connecticut's pizza "go-to" Colin Caplan goes over New Haven pizza history and explains how the City is trying to set a world record on Friday, September 12, 2025.

Coach Jane Gilley shares her experiences from coaching seniors between the ages of 80 and 88 as they play locally in Connecticut and compete nationally.

Taylor Teixara, Tween IOP Lead at Hopewell Health Solutions, sits down with Morgan to discuss the biggest mental health concerns facing students ahead of the new academic year and what parents can do about them .

Jimi Bell takes us back to 1986 when he auditioned with Ozzy Osbourne, in memory of the iconic heavy metal singer who recently passed away at the age of 76.

Former Connecticut Governor Jodi Rell's son, Michael, who has been involved in Wethersfield's local politics, talks about challenges people face in running for local office today but reasons why one should get more involved.

Connecticut State Librarian Debroah Schander explains how the State Library is preparing a display of the State's Revolutionary War history and artifacts for America 250.

Morgan starts with the Raul Valle trial, analyzes recent moves in the Connecticut 2026 Gubernatorial race that's shaping up, and introduces "The Americans" by Byron MacGregor.

James Marks, of Guilford, and Zachary Giguere, of Windsor, are biking cross country to raise money for suicide prevention efforts.

Joe Latino from the Wethersfield Country Club looks back at the years when the Club hosted the Greater Hartford Open and the Insurance City Open.

Former Connecticut Radio Personality Rockin' Ron Sedaille embarks on his third annual cross-country road trip. This time, he's living out of a small camper that he's towing with a 2010 Grand Marquis.

Morgan notices a commonality between Governor Lamont's consideration of a third-term in Office and a debate over a housing bill.

Former Republican State Representative Pam Sawyer of Bolton considers challenges and opportunities in making Connecticut’s politics more competitive.

Morgan speaks with Michele Houston, a local mother whose daughter was lost during the 100 Deadliest Days.